Sentence examples for a general truth from inspiring English sources

But I would like to see the entire newspaper industry, what we used to call Fleet Street and indeed the media generally, have a general truth and reconciliation commission about all this.

The injunctive could be used to denote a general truth.

Granted; what you say has a general truth.

As a general truth, she may well be right.

This is a general truth, reaffirmed again and again in modern history.

But it is just a general truth; in each case there are specific causes.

At the same time, a growing field of studies question whether BMI measurements reveal any general truth about an individual's state of health [ 4- 7].

This indicates a more general truth about May – something which as yet has been a strength, but as time goes by could prove to be her biggest weakness.

But in any case, both findings point to a more general truth: temporal landmarks really matter.

This underlines a more general truth: doctors don't retire, they hang up their stethoscopes.

But the absurdity of the example obscures a more general truth about education in America.